2027 MSAS Improvement Project

Agency
New Ulm MN
When
August 19, 2026
Signal
Pre-RFP
Confidence
100/100
Source
Public meeting clip

From the meeting

What happened

The New Ulm MN City Council has signaled an upcoming procurement opportunity with the 2027 MSAS Improvement Project, which is a pre-RFP signal. This project involves the reconstruction of Garden Street, and the city is preparing for a public hearing on September 1, 2026, indicating that formal solicitations for construction bids will follow. During the recent council meeting, it was discussed that the city has been allocated approximately $3.7 million in federal funding for this project, which has a total estimated construction cost of $5,080,000. This funding will support the reconstruction of Garden Street over a distance of about 4 miles. Vendors interested in public sector contracts should take note of this opportunity as it may lead to significant construction bids. An excerpt from the meeting highlights the funding details: “The city has been programmed to receive in fiscal year 27 and 8 about $3.7 million to reconstruct Garden Street between Center Street and Fifth North Street for approximate length of 4 miles.” Agency: New Ulm MN Signal type: pre_RFP Sentinel confidence: 100/100 Independent mentions: 1 Meeting date: 2026-08-19 / jurisdiction: New Ulm MN Construction firms and contractors should monitor this opportunity closely as the formal RFP is expected to be released soon following the public hearing.

Answers about this signal

What is 2027 MSAS Improvement Project?

The New Ulm MN City Council has signaled an upcoming procurement opportunity with the 2027 MSAS Improvement Project, which is a pre-RFP signal. This…

Which agency is involved?

New Ulm MN is the agency named in this Sentinel signal, classified as Pre-RFP.

When was this discussed?

This signal is dated August 19, 2026, based on the public meeting Sentinel monitored.

Who published this signal?

HEVOCORE LIMITED publishes Sentinel’s public opportunities feed. This is an intelligence summary of a public meeting, not an official solicitation.